Tobe, Onye nze, I ga-adi! One of these days, I hope to drop in on you. I'm far away from home at the moment. We have a lot to talk about. Just when I thought that the Igbo nation was lost, you appear like the rare eagle that you are. Deje, daalu!!
Four constants in Igbo 1. Nzu ( Natural Has immense meaning A must during prayers, or spiritual exercises 2. Oji jikitalo ( in English) The thread that bind Igno 3. Afo Symbol of authority,office and mandate Carried by those with special mission The four market days( Eke,..... afo, Important to know which day to do spiritual work .... Stands for truth
@@EzeikolomuoHello Good day Ozo, I came across your page and I have been following your teachings ,it's really inspiring keep up the good work .. I reach out to you from Ghana 🇬🇭
O di n'ana = what exists, or that which exists, in the land. O me n'ana = the approach to "or" the practice of 'o di n'ana / what exists or that which exists.
I seriously doubt if any Igbo community will leave out any of the four. In fact, any community that does not observe or have the four market days amongst this four is not an Igbo community. And any community that has the four market days will definitely have the other three.
Buy your village calendar because small Eke and big Eke differs from one community to another. Here in Ñnewi, big market days starts with Afo. So, find out what is obtainable in your own side.
Ofo = symbol of 'truth' and 'justice' - and their invocation/activation.
Tobe,
Onye nze, I ga-adi!
One of these days, I hope to drop in on you. I'm far away from home at the moment. We have a lot to talk about. Just when I thought that the Igbo nation was lost, you appear like the rare eagle that you are. Deje, daalu!!
Dalu! Yagazielugi!
Great teaching from a gifted Great teacher.
This video deserves to be achieved because it will remain Timeless.
Yagazielugi!
Four constants in Igbo
1. Nzu (
Natural
Has immense meaning
A must during prayers, or spiritual exercises
2. Oji jikitalo ( in English)
The thread that bind Igno
3. Afo
Symbol of authority,office and mandate
Carried by those with special mission
The four market days( Eke,.....
afo,
Important to know which day to do spiritual work ....
Stands for truth
I really wish every igbo especially the young once will get your teachings nze and understand it just the way you explained it.... Dalurinne
Thanks!
Dalu ri nne. Yagazielugi!
The foundation (4 pillars of): ofo, nzu, oji and the four market days / four days that constitute an/each Igbo week.
I’m interested to learn more about this religion mainly because there’s a Female Orisha that has become linked to Odinani because of the slave trade.
Oh really?
It is not a religion sir it's a way of life
More reason I subscribe to only this class.
Thank you so much, great brother.
Ikolo iga adi oh!,I love this teaching and your microphone 🎤 is now sharp,plz I need you teach on iri ji and the significance of iri ji
Yagazie!
I love your teaching am learning a lot, please can person that did not do agwu do ichi ozo in igbo land ,from nnewi anambra
Yes. Ozo is not for Dibias. It's for those that can afford it and those Ozo walu
@@EzeikolomuoHello Good day Ozo, I came across your page and I have been following your teachings ,it's really inspiring keep up the good work .. I reach out to you from Ghana 🇬🇭
Daalu nwanne mmadu
O di n'ana = what exists, or that which exists, in the land.
O me n'ana = the approach to "or" the practice of 'o di n'ana / what exists or that which exists.
Succinct!
If a community observes or practices some of the four and leaves out some, would it be correct to say they are not Igbo people?
I seriously doubt if any Igbo community will leave out any of the four. In fact, any community that does not observe or have the four market days amongst this four is not an Igbo community. And any community that has the four market days will definitely have the other three.
Pls nze, how do you know obere eke and nnukwu eke
Buy your village calendar because small Eke and big Eke differs from one community to another. Here in Ñnewi, big market days starts with Afo. So, find out what is obtainable in your own side.
@@Ezeikolomuo okay